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Expedient Pavements

We have vast experience delivering large concrete pours in operational field conditions where maintaining operations is critical. Our E6 Methodology combines our superior experience, innovation and product with exclusive access to volumetric mixers to optimise our customer’s processes, lowering costs and minimising downtime.

Exclusive volumetric mixer access means lower costs, less disruption

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No more expensive waste

Our Volumetric mobile batching plant mixes only what you need.

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Faster batching, faster projects

Volumetric mixers offer a total production rate of up to 50 m3 per hour.

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Minimise your downtime

Our team are able to complete the placing and finishing of any slab in one continual pour.

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On-time Guaranteed

Our combination of experience and delivery innovation mean we guarantee to finish on-time and on-budget.

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Sydney International Airport invited Antoun (previously VCA) to perform slab replacement works on the East West Runway 25. The concrete was produced using Volumetric Mobile Mixers, rather than the traditional concrete mixers. Subsequently Antoun (VCA) won an award through the Civil Contractors Federation and another award through the Australian Concrete Repair Association for the works carried out.
Sydney Airport Corporation Limited

Our E6 Methodology

We guarantee an on-time and on-budget project completion using our wholly-owned, 6 step delivery approach to mission critical concrete. That’s a promise we stand behind that you simply won’t find anywhere else in the market.

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Relevant documents

Antoun NSW EMS certificate
2018-2021

RMS Prequalification letter &
Certificate expApr22.pdf

Antoun NSW EMS certificate
2018-2021

RMS Prequalification letter &
Certificate expApr22.pdf

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